Bi County Bylaws Adopted For Economic Opportunity Projects
The Bennington Rutland Bi County Opportunity Council approved bylaws drawn from a model, forming a 12 to 24 member bi county board with a bi monthly directors’ meeting cadence and an April annual meeting. A preschool and day care program is proposed, involving potential multiple sites, with surveys underway to identify needs and a sliding scale for fees under the Economic Opportunity Act.
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Bennington-Rutland
Gloria Gil
Bennington County
Rutland County
Montpelier
Gil
Bennington
Rutland
Boy Scouts
Joseph Lo Piccolo
Bishop To Hold Confirmation Here on Sunday
The Rt. Rev. Harvey D. Butterfield, Episcopal bishop of Vermont, will confirm 10 adults and 13 youths who completed Journey in Faith. The service is at 9:15 a.m. on Sunday at St. Peter's Church with Bishop Butterfield as celebrant and preacher. A reception follows in the parish hall.
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Harvey D. Butterfield
Vermont
Bishop Butterfield
St. Peter’s Church
Donald A. Webster
Wilmington
St. Mary’s-in-the- Mountains
St. Peter’s
James T. Holden
S.S.E
Robert T. Holden
Mt. Anthony Road
Charles Farrell
Adams
Mass
Burlington
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Father Farrell
John Franklin Farrell
Adams High School
Holy Cross College
Worcester
U.S. Navy
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Union Local Opposes Unemployment Fund Bill
Union Local 545 of the Upholsterers International Union vows to vigorously oppose H103, a bill slowing employer payments into the unemployment reserve fund. The group will send letters to state legislators and holds a plan to boost department stewardship through monthly meetings led by Chief Shop Steward Stephen L. Vince. May 22 is the deadline for James Cross Scholarship Fund applications.
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North Bennington
Stephen L. Vince
Vince
Bennington County Central Labor Council
Deadeline
Vermont Labor Council
James Cross
Afl-Cio Council
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges List
Admissions include Mrs. Dora Bovey of Manchester Depot Mrs. Irene Frechette of Bennington and Mrs. Pastorah O Connor of Wilmington. Discharges include Miss Julie Ballenger Miss Judy Pinsonneault Miss Cath leen Sinclair Richard Sweet Harold Hitchcock of Bennington Miss Elaine Clayton of Arlington James Parker of Hoosick Falls.
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Dora Bovey
Manchester Depot
Irene Frechette
Bennington
Pastorah O’connor
Wilmington
Julie Ballenger
Judy Pinsonneault
Cathleen Sinclair
Richard Sweet
Harold Hitchcock
Elaine Clayton
Arlington
James Parker
Hoosick Falls
Stock Averages at Noon Report by Dow Jones Bache Albany
The noon report shows Dow Jones industrials at 739.27 up 0.40, railroads at 210.19 down 0.53, utilities at 162.14 up 0.33, composite average at 322.92 down 0.01. Totals indicate 2,880,000 shares traded.
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Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Seven year old in serious condition after bicycle crash
Seven year old Francis Collin remained in serious condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital after colliding with a car while riding his bicycle. The report also notes Gordon Noel of North Adams improving after a May 4 automobile crash and lists community notices including the Women of the Moose dinner, a parish Mass, and local club events.
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Francis Collin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Francis E. Collin
South St
Gordon Noel
North Adams
Mass
Two youths jailed after Bennington careless driving verdicts
Jerry P. Bushee and James E. LaPorte received 50 dollars plus costs and 90 days in county jail with 15 days to serve, nine days suspended, and probation. They must surrender licenses until the court allows driving again after demonstrating responsible use.
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Bennington
Jerry P. Bushee
Chime St
James E. LaPorte
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
George M. Fienberg
Fienberg
Woodford
Atty
R. Marshall Witten
la Porte
Bushee
LaPorte
Witten
Lucy R. Callahan
Pownal
Coulter
Richard Hunt
Vermont House Realignment Debate Surges Over 150 Member Plan
Lawmakers tighten focus on 210 or 92 member options as Schmidt pushes a 92 seat plan to preserve rural heritage. He argues 4,200 residents per representative and a smaller legislature. anti rep includes aim to adjourn for next week while 150 member supporters push to pass today.
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Schmidt
Vermont
Burlington
Bat Niever
Vermont Conservation Stressed At State League Convention
About 150 members of the League of Women Voters of Vermont met at the Hotel Vermont in Burlington for the biennial convention and re elected Mrs Ward Phelps of Montpelier president. Dr Andrew Scheffey of the University spoke on conservation and the need for public education, while at breakfast Sen Harold Raynolds reviewed the legislative session. Officers elected included Mrs Leonard Appell Rutland first vice president Mrs George Williamson Woodstock second vice president Miss Helen DeColaines Barre secretary Mrs Rowland Illick Middlebury treasurer and Mrs Karl Anderson Middlebury. The group also adopted a two year program focusing on protecting Vermont resources while developing its economy reapportionment and constitutional revisions.
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Burlington
League of Women Voters of
Vermont
Ward Phelps
Montpelier
Andrew Scheffey
The
Uni
Versity
Massachusetts
Scheffey
League of Women Voters
Vermont League
Green Mountain
Glen McKibben
South Burlington
Harold Raynolds
Windsor County
Emory Hebard
Glover
Sanborn Partridge
R-Proctor
Phelps
Leonard Appell
Rutland
George Williamson
Woodstock
Helen DeColaines
Barre
Rowland Illick
Middlebury
Karl Anderson
John Chambers
Stowe
Clinton Cook
George Grimard
Harold Schultz
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
League
Bennington League
L. William Gillette
Clarence Howard
Lillian Kleine
Lee Shoemaker
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